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- Page 1 Manufacturer of gas ceramic hobs DynaCook DynaCook X2 C&Y mini Camping & Yacht Warranty card / Installation and use manual...
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Page 2: Connection Certificate
Attachment no. 1 to the Terms of Warranty DEAR SIR OR MADAM! WITH CONSIDERATION OF YOUR SAFETY AND THE WARRANTY RIGHTS, PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE INFORMATION PRESENTED BELOW CONNECTION CERTIFICATE Ceramic DynaCook cooktop The Connection Certificate is filled out and signed by an authorised installation technician holding appropriate and valid certification. -
Page 3: Warranty, Servicing
In the event of any problems with your DynaCook, you can count on the DynaCook Service Centre for quick and professional assistance. We want to guarantee full convenience in use of the DynaCook to everyone who placed their trust in the Dynaxo brand. - Page 4 14. Acceptance of complaints for processing is conditioned by delivery of the appropriate notice in writing by e-mail to the address of serwis@dynaxo.pl or by traditional mail to the following address: Dynaxo Sp. z o.o., Popowo 2a, 64-510 Wronki, POLAND, as well as by the following: inclusion of the personal data of the individual filing the complaint (telephone number, e-mail, responsible individual);...
- Page 5 Attachment no. 2 to the Terms of Warranty Installation and Operation Manual DynaCook X2 C&Y mini Ceramic Gas Cooktop Camping & Yacht...
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Page 6: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS CONNECTION CERTIFICATE ............................ 2 WARRANTY, SERVICING ............................3 WARRANTY CARD ..............................3 SAFETY GUIDELINES ..............................7 SAFE USE ............................................8 ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ..........................11 SAVING ENERGY ....................................... 11 UNPACKING........................................11 REMOVING USED APPLIANCES ..................................11 DYNACOOK OPERATION MANUAL ........................12 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR D .......................... -
Page 7: Safety Guidelines
Before your the DynaCook was packaged and shipped out to you, its safety and functions were subject to extensive testing by DYNAXO’s quality control. After unboxing, please check the condition of the device. Do not install it if it is damaged. -
Page 8: Safe Use
SAFE USE Always obey the standards and provisions of this Manual. Never let anyone who is not acquainted with the content of the Manual use the ceramic cooktop. This way, you are ensuring your safety and preventing the cooktop from being damaged. - Page 9 A visible asphyxiation risk warning sign with minimum 4 mm letter height should be installed in a visible location in proximity/next to the cooktop. DANGER: AVOID ASPHYXIATION. COOKTOP PRODUCES CARBON MONOXIDE. MAINTAIN OPEN VENTILATION WHEN COOKTOP IS IN USE. DO NOT USE FOR SPACE HEATING. When the cooktop is turned on for the first time, an unpleasant “new appliance”...
- Page 10 Service Centre for assistance. tel. +48 606 649 549 e-mail: serwis@dynaxo.pl www.dynacook.pl The manufacturer cannot be held liable in any way for use of the ceramic cooktop not in accordance with the Operation Manual and its installation not in accordance with the Installation Manual.
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Page 11: Environment Protection
ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION SAVING ENERGY If you consume energy responsibly, you not only help out your household budget, but you are also consciously benefiting the natural environment. Let’s all do our part and conserve energy! We can do so by: Using appropriate cookware. Cookware with flat and heavy bottoms will save up to 1/3 of energy. Remember to close the lid. -
Page 12: Dynacook Operation Manual
The cooktop is designed for use in households, on boats, in campers, and in camping trailers only for purposes of cooking, frying, and heating food. The innovative solutions patented by DYNAXO and applied in the DynaCook ensure convenient use and low exploitations costs with fulfilment of top safety standards. -
Page 13: Using The Cooktop
View of the DynaCook X2 C&Y mini control panel 1. ON/OFF switch 7. TIMER 2. M burner power display 8. Clock display 3. S burner power display 9. Increasing clock time 4. Burner power down 10. Decreasing clock time 5. Burner power up 11. - Page 14 If a burner (heating zone) fails to ignite, the setting display of the appropriate heating zone (burner) will display the message “G” (see: Gas leak protection). In such instances, please wait at least 60 seconds before attempting to turn on the heating zone (burner) again. Power setting indicator Heat setting lowest...
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Page 15: Power Function (Dynabooster)
AUTOMATIC HEATING ZONE SETTING: Power Burner operation Burner inactivity - if you touch sensor [ + ] for longer than 1 s, the heating power setting time [s] time [s] will automatically and seamlessly increase until the POWER “P” function is turned on - if you touch sensor [ - ] for longer than 1 s, the heating zone setting will automatically reduce to “0”... -
Page 16: Timer
TIMER Control your cooking. The TIMER function presets accurate cooking time to ensure that even the most demanding dishes come out perfect. Turning on: Touch sensor - 0:00 will appear on the clock display. Use the clock sensors + and – to set the alarm countdown. When the time is set, the TIMER turns on automatically and counts the time down to zero, which is indicated by the flashing colon on the clock display. -
Page 17: Automatic Heating Function
Viewing set burner times/changing burner times: Touch button - the time appears and the power display of the burner set in TIMER CUSTOM mode starts to flash. Touch button again to display subsequent burners set in TIMER CUSTOM mode and their countdown. When you are switching burners set in TIMER CUSTOM mode, you can change set burner countdown with clock sensors + and –. -
Page 18: Gas Leak Protection
Gas leak protection The DynaCook ceramic cooktop is equipped with numerous safeguards to guarantee its safe use. One of them is the gas leak safeguard. This solution has been subject to numerous safety tests based on continuous control of the gas combustion process. -
Page 19: Automatic Operating Time Restriction
Automatic operating time restriction Maximum heating Heating zone setting In order to ensure its safety, the cooktop is zone operation time equipped with a shut-down timer for every heating zone. The maximum operating time is determined by the setting of the given heating zone. If the power setting remains unchanged for some time (see table), the heating zone in question will turn off automatically. -
Page 20: Cleaning And Maintenance
Cleaning and Maintenance Regular cleaning is easy and requires little time. The best way to avoid stains on the ceramic cooktop is to regularly clean it after every cooking. This way, the cooking residue will not stick as hard. Do not clean the cooktop until it is cold. If the cooktop surface is cracked, you must immediately close the gas supply and turn off the electrical power supply to avoid being shocked. -
Page 21: Cleaning The Ceramic Cooktop Surface
Cleaning the Ceramic Cooktop Surface Do not clean the cooktop until it is cold. Use only cleaning agents dedicated to ceramic glass surfaces and follow the guidelines of the manufacturer presented on the packaging of said agents. Cleaning of a ceramic surface is subject to the same guidelines as cleaning of a glass surface. Never use the following: - abrasive, aggressive, or corrosive cleaning agents, - scrubbing powder, sandpaper, - corrosion removal agents,... - Page 22 Contamination type Cleaning method – ORDER OF STEPS wipe off with a wet dish sponge with a little ceramic surface cleaning agent Light non-burnt residue, streaks b) after cleaning - wipe the surface dry a) use a ceramic surface scrubber to remove all burnt on and solid pieces collect the dirt removed by the ceramic surface scrubber with a wet sponge/cloth apply a ceramic surface cleaning agent onto the strong residue, distribute with...
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Page 23: Maintenance Of The Ceramic Cooktop Surface
Examples of damaged ceramic surfaces not covered by the warranty: Surface decoration damaged due to application of an Permanent damage to the surface with sugar and inappropriate cleaning agent. products containing sugar. Grains of sand, which may fall on the cooktop when you are peeling potatoes, rinsing lettuce, etc. may scratch the surface when you move the cookware. - Page 24 Outer exhaust vent element ( Inner exhaust vent element ( Removing exhaust vent elements Removing the outer exhaust vent element ( Removing the inner exhaust vent element (...
- Page 25 Installing exhaust vent elements Do not clean the metal elements of the cooktop until they are cold. Installing the inner exhaust vent element ( Good...
- Page 26 Installing exhaust vent elements Do not clean the metal elements of the cooktop until they are cold. Installing the outer exhaust vent element ( Good...
- Page 27 I. Outer exhaust vent element - cleaning Contamination type Cleaning method a) if necessary, remove outer exhaust vent element b) gently wipe off with a wet dish sponge with a little ceramic surface cleaning agent Light, non-burnt residue, stains c) wipe dry d) reinstall outer exhaust vent element a) if necessary, remove outer exhaust vent element INOX (silver) stainless steel outer exhaust element:...
- Page 28 II. Inner exhaust vent element – cleaning Scrubbing may damage the varnish layer of inner exhaust vent element B, which is why you should avoid scrubbing the element with abrasive materials, the rough side of a sponge, or scrapers. Contamination type Cleaning method a) remove outer exhaust vent element b) remove inner exhaust vent element...
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Page 29: Troubleshooting. What To Do When
Troubleshooting. What to do when... CONTROL PANEL ALARM STATES Indication type Problem CONDUCT Light Sound Flashing or 1. Make sure that gas is being supplied to the system, e.g. continuous “G” or by checking the operating order of other gas-powered “G”... - Page 30 Indication type Problem CONDUCT Light Sound Wait minimum 30 minutes until the cooktop cools off. During this time, the cooktop Flashing Maximum permitted cannot be activated. “U” and “H” operating Check if the hot air exhaust is not obstructed or clogged up. Short signal, every 2 temperature of the Check if the outer exhaust vent element (A) and the inner exhaust vent element (B) are...
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Page 31: Installation Manual
INSTALLATION MANUAL In order to avoid the risk of potential accidents, it is required that the appliance be installed according to this Manual. The manufacturer is not held liable for any damage resulting from installation of the appliance inconsistently with the Installation Manual. All unauthorised modifications performed in the appliance by the user may be potentially dangerous and are strictly prohibited! Room The kitchen space should be dry, airy, and equipped with a natural (gravity) ventilation system discharging the exhaust... -
Page 32: Installing The Ceramic Cooktop
Service Centre. tel. +48 606 649 549 e-mail: serwis@dynaxo.pl www.dynacook.pl Use of formable masses (e.g. silicone) to seal the edges of the ceramic cooktop to the counter is strictly prohibited. In the event of requiring service repairs, the manufacturer or service point are not responsible for any damage (e.g. - Page 33 Installation in a cabinet – proper cooktop ventilation must be ensured by fulfilling the requirements specified in the figure presented below. Hot exhaust outlet Minimum area Cooktop model of ventilation opening DynaCook X2 C&Y mini 150 cm Installation in the counter of a load-bearing cabinet above an oven – proper cooktop ventilation must be ensured by fulfilling the requirements specified in the figure presented below.
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Page 34: Cutting Out The Kitchen Counter And Installing The Cooktop In The Cutout
Cutting out the kitchen counter and installing the cooktop in the cutout The cutout in the counter must be precise. Remember to clean all dust and dirt from the counter. Step 1: Prepare the point (opening) in the kitchen counter according to the installation diagram: When the distance of the wall to the countertop opening is less than 40 mm, thermal insulation of the wall is required up to 200 mm from the countertop surface (ceramic material is recommended). -
Page 35: Gas System
Step 3: Insert the cooktop into the cutout and press it down to the counter. Attach the cooktop to the counter with the use of mounting brackets: 1 – cooktop 2 – gasket 3 – counter 4 – mounting bracket Connect the cooktop to the gas system (see section: Gas system) and power supply (see section: Electrical power supply). -
Page 36: Liquid Gas (E.g. Propane-Butane)
In order to ensure your safety, to avoid contamination of the internal gas system of the cooktop, and to avoid damage and/or leakiness of the cooktop, the manufacturer has secured the gas connector of the DynaCook ceramic gas cooktop with a cap/seal. The only individual authorised to remove the cap/seal is the gas installation technician who is connecting the cooktop to the gas system. -
Page 37: Controlling And Monitoring The Gas, Electrical Power, And Ventilation Systems
Centre: tel. +48 606 649 549 e-mail: serwis@dynaxo.pl www.dynacook.pl in order to arrange the terms for converting the cooktop to a type of gas other than that specified in its rating plate. Converting the gas configuration by a service provider not authorised by the manufacturer is... -
Page 38: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA Rated thermal loads of burners for various gases G30 (3B/P) G31 (3P) Pressure [mbar] 1,10 1,00 Small burner (S) 1,80 1,60 Medium burner (M) Rated thermal loads of DynaCook cooktops G30 (3B/P) G31 (3P) Cooktop model Pressure [mbar] DynaCook X2 C&Y mini (S+M) [kW] 2,90... - Page 39 NOTES Manual version 1.0 (2023-01-30)
- Page 40 Thank you for choosing DynaCook Manufacturer of gas ceramic hobs DynaCook DYNAXO Sp. z o.o. Popowo 2A 64-510 Wronki www.dynaxo.pl Need support? You can find it here: DynaCook Service Centre tel. +48 606 649 549 E-mail: serwis@dynaxo.pl www.dynacook.pl...
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